Medical Info
Browse our medical library of articles about various cleft lip & palate topics
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Submucous Cleft Palate Explained
First printed in CLAPA News, Issue 6, 1995. By Dr Jane Russell.
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Grommets or Hearing Aids?
Notes from a talk given at the CLAPA 2002 Annual Meeting
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Alveolar Bone Grafting - Why and When?
First printed in CLAPA News issue13, 2001
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Ear Problems in Children with Cleft Palates
First printed in CLAPA News issue 12, 2000. By Ken Pearman, Consultant Ear, Nose & Throat Surgeon.
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The role of the anaesthetist
An informative article answering questions you might have before your child goes in for an operation
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Pierre Robin Sequence
Article by curtesy of Brian Sommerlad, Consultant Plastic Surgeon, North Thames Cleft Service
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Express Feeding a baby with a cleft palate
A resource for expressing mothers comprising a collection of articles written from first-hand experience
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Camouflage
First printed in Left Clip issue 5, 2001
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CLAPA in Uganda
First printed in CLAPA News issue 13, 2001. By Andrew and Sarah Hodges.
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Playing with How You Look Can be Fun…
First printed in Left Clip issue 5, 2001
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Delayed diagnosis of cleft palate
Results of a 2005 study into delayed detection of cleft palate post birth.
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Look after your child’s teeth!
The importance of keeping your child's teeth clean can never be overstated.
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Folic Acid in the Prevention of Cleft Lip and Palate
By Dr. Alex Habel, Consultant Paediatrician, and Dr. Melissa Lees, Geneticist
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Stickler Syndrome
First printed in CLAPA News, Issue 11 1999. By Wendy Hughes, Founder of the Stickler Syndrome Support Group
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The causes of Cleft Lip and Palate: where have we got to with gene research?
First printed in CLAPA News 15, 2003. By Dr Philip Stanier, researcher at Imperial College, London.
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